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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
4
Notice indicates the item is registered as second class mail at the Silver Lake Indiana post office. The marking shows standard processing in local mail operations.
A vintage newspaper notice outlines subscription terms for one year six months three months one month and single copy pricing. The fragment lists prices with plus symbols and a dollar amount likely representing a rate for a weekly or monthly issue. Entities include none beyond monetary figures.
Announcements from candidates for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court. George L. Wable, E. J. Kinsey, Russell H. Butler, Nar J. Kline request votes and support in the May 2 primary. Voters urged to consider these candidates.
A series of Republican candidates declare for the county treasurer nomination in the Kosciusko primary on May 2. Names include A J Logan Albert A Munson Elmer S Vandermark Clyde Hill Ira Gans with requests for Republican voter support.
Hazel Rreading Victor Fuller and Harry Kline declare candidacies for the Republican nomination for Kosciusko County Auditor in the May 2 1922 primary. They appeal to Republicans and friends for support and votes in their respective townships.
A brief notice states that the subject will announce a forthcoming plan to sell. No details on timing or parties are provided.
Publican TOM J. NYE announces his bid in the Republican primary for auditor on May 2 1922. News notes his candidacy and party affiliation.
Milo Maloy of Van Buren Township declares candidacy for Republican sheriff at the May 2 primary. Ed Heacock confirms support and asks friends in Lake Township to consider him as a candidate.
Frank McKrill announces candidacy for Kosciusko County Sheriff and thanks supporters ahead of the May 2, 1922 primary election.
Horton C Huffer Levi J Noggle and J Wesley Krown announce their names will appear on the Republican primary ballot for county sheriff in Kosciusko county. They seek support and fair canvass before the May 2 election.
The speaker announces candidacy for Recorder of Kosciusko County at the May 2 1922 primary. She appeals for the help and support of friends.
Jasper Rk Hover of Washington Township announces candidacy for recorder of Kosciusko County on the Republican ticket for the May 2 1922 primary and asks Republican voters for consideration.
Morrison A Rockhill announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney of the 54th Judicial Circuit Indiana. He will contest the primary election on May 2.
Floyd Stevens of Jackson Township announces his candidacy for nomination as representative for Kosciusko County. He asks Republican voters for their support and any assistance in the candidacy.
Republican candidate C. W. Harlan announces a second term bid for the Indiana General Assembly. He vows to serve all people and says a county canvass is unnecessary, focusing on statewide duties.
Scott Hover of Monroe Township announces his candidacy for the office of assessor of Kosciusko County subject to the Republican primary on May 2. He notes ongoing duties in Monroe Township prevent a full county canvass but asks for the support of friends.
A Tama candidate announces plans for the Republican nomination for County Assessor and asks readers for consideration and any favors shown on primary day. The message is signed by W. H. Beebe.
John F. Clymer of Lake Township declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for Kosciusko County Assessor, subject to primary decision. The primary is set for May 2, 1922.
S V Robison announces his name will appear on the Republican primary ballot for County Assessor in Tippecanoe Township. The primary is scheduled for Tuesday, May 2, 1922, and the outcome will determine the party nomination.
Edmund S. Lash of Harrison Township announces candidacy for Kosciusko county assessor subject to the Republican primary on May 2. Lash states duties as Harrison Township assessor prevent a full county canvass.
Clark L. Hatfield announces candidacy for Kosciusko County Assessor. He notes his duties as present assessor limit canvassing and asks Republicans for support from friends and supporters.
J. S. Smita M. D. announces candidacy for coroner of Kosciusko County on the Republican ticket in the May 2 1922 primary. He asks Republican voters including women for consideration and support.
William Gray Loehr announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney. He seeks a first term and asks supporters to back his campaign.
A Republican candidate for the Northern District Commissioner calls on Kosciusko County voters to support him on primary day May 2. Davisson asks for backing from Republican men and women voters.
Stanley S Boggs announces he will appear on the Republican ticket as a candidate for re nomination for County Surveyor. He notes that licensure as an engineer and surveyor is now required by law for practice and asks for support.
Oliver C Teel announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the Kosciusko County Circuit Court. He asks Democratic voters and friends for support on primary day May 2, 1922.
Leslie A. Laird of Etna Township states he will seek the Republican nomination for Surveyor of Kosciusko County in the May 2, 1922 primary. He notes his winter 1916-1917 teaching stint at the Franklin School west of Silver Lake, asserting familiarity with Silver Lake residents.
Candidates announce their runs in Kosciusko County for County Clerk and Treasurer. Royc e R Hildenbrand seeks the Democratic nomination for County Clerk and Jonas E Eaton seeks Treasurer nomination. N C Isnebarger of Turkey Creek Township asks Democratic voters for support at the May 2 1922 primary.
George A. Nye appeals to friends and Republicans of all genders for support in the coming primary.
Ezra W. Graham declares his candidacy for the Indiana General Assembly as a Republican. He seeks support from Republican friends and notes the primary election date of May 2.
A candidate informs Record readers that their name will appear on the Republican ballot at the May 2 primary election. The notice asserts announced candidacy and party affiliation for the local contest.
A caller urged placing an advertisement in the paper columns with the note that the cost would be a small sum and that results would follow if advertising is kept up.
George Graff announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer. He asks Democrats to consider him at the May 2 primary and expresses appreciation for voters' support.
Former candidate Harry D. Forney announces to Democrats of Kosciusko County his decision to seek the party nomination for county auditor subject to approval at the May 2 1922 primary.
Esther R. Felkner announces her candidacy for County Recorder subject to the Democratic primaries on May 2, 1922. The statement signals her intent to seek the office in the upcoming election.
Ww L Hunter of Winona Lake and Charles Schramm announce their Democratic primary bids for Sheriff of Kosciusko County. Hunter, born in Jay County, states his 39 years and eight years residency in the county. Schramm describes himself as a Harrison Two farmer with a lifelong Indiana background and public spirit.
Allen E. Daugherty announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Konciusko County and asks friends, acquaintances, and Democrats to support his campaign.
Archibald Kirkendall announces candidacy for Sheriff of the County subject to the Democratic primary. He notes lifelong residence in the County and current residence in Clay township.
Charles W. Deardorff announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff in Kosciusko County. He asks Democrats to support him in the primary on May 2 and emphasizes voter decision.
M. D. Yotter announces candidacy for Lake Township Trustee in the Democrat primary on May 2. A Silver Lake resident for most of life, he notes past service as potmaster, loyalty to the party, and asks for support.
Art Tracy announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for trustee in Lake Township. A longtime Kosciusk County resident and farmer, he asks fellow Democrats for support.
Augustus S. Bouse and F. D. Hayman announce candidacies for Trustee of Lake Township subject to the May 2 primary. Bouse, a long-time resident and farmer, seeks Republican support. Hayman asks Republicans and others for support.
A. J. Hill announces candidacy for Seward township trustee nominating seat. He asks Democratic voters to consider him in the May 2 primary, addressing both men and women in the party.
Noah L. Van Doran announces candidacy for nomination as Seward Township Trustee subject to party decision and voters in Seward on May 2.
George W. Irvin of Clay Township announces his candidacy for Representative in the Indiana General Assembly subject to the May 2 primary of 1922. Victor H. Gawthrop endorses the Kosciusko County Democrat effort.
The trustee, Humerman Swick, appeals for voter backing as canvassing was limited by time and urges residents to consider his candidacy when voting May 2. He emphasizes aligning with the will of local men and women who vote in the primary.
H B Robinson announces candidacy for County Assessor in Kosciusko County before the Democratic primary on May 2. He currently serves as assessor of Seward township and has ten years as actuary for the Kosciusko County Farmers Mutual Relief Association.
L Festus Minear, current assessor of Clay township, announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Assessor on May 2. He asks for voter support at the upcoming primary.
Democratic voters in Kosciusko County are informed that Dr J E Saunders announces his candidacy for coroner, subject to the Democratic Party decision. This notice targets local voters and outlines the proposed campaign under the party banner.
Arthur J. Anglin declares his bid for the Northern District seat in Kosciusko County subject to Democratic May primary guidance. He seeks support from Democrats nationwide.
A candidate seeking the Northern District Commissioner seat asks Kosciusko County voters for support in the Democratic primary on May 2. The message expresses appreciation for consideration from men and women voters.
The name Joe Parker will appear on the Democratic Primary ballot as a candidate for assessor of Seward township with support sought on May 2.
Charles V. Haines announces candidacy for the Republican nomination as Seward township assessor. He asks Seward voters to support him at the primary on May 2.
An advertisement urges using Tri umph Pills for irregular or suppressed cases and claims safety. It states the product is not sold in drug stores, warns against experimenting with others, and invites readers to write for information and a free pamphlet from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
A Seward Township resident with 58 years in Kosciusko county explains no prior office, recalls a 22 year ago defeat for being too young, and urges support in the primary due to poor roads hindering outreach.
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